'Violence Interrupters' Hit Minneapolis Streets To Keep The Peace
The city of Minneapolis is sending members of the community into the streets to prevent violence that is plaguing the city.
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The city of Minneapolis is sending members of the community into the streets to prevent violence that is plaguing the city.
The Twin Cities theater community is remembering a founding father of improvisational comedy.
Chicago officials Tuesday told visitors from Wisconsin for the second time that they must remain in quarantine for two weeks if they visit the city.
A former University of St. Thomas student has pleaded guilty to calling in a bomb threat last year to get out of class.
Two people are in critical condition after a motorcycle collided with a vehicle in Lino Lakes Tuesday evening.
St. Paul police say a teenage boy was shot in the face Tuesday night in the North of Maryland neighborhood.
Kevin Jackson, 29, pleaded guilty last week in an Itasca County court to the murder of a 4-year-old boy in 2019.
So the Y went all in with support of businesses like Xcel, Securian Financial and US Bank, which are all helping to fund technology pods at 19 Twin Cities locations.
College campuses have seen the most concerning increases as people ages 18 to 24 have a case rate that's five times higher than any age group in Wisconsin.
The body of a woman who fell out of a kayak on Long Lake in New Brighton was recovered Tuesday, four days after she went missing.
A lot of children are spending more time in front of screens than ever before.
Minnesota Sen. Tina Smith says Republicans appear to have the votes to approve President Donald Trump's nominee for the next United States Supreme Court justice, following the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The family of the victim of a fatal weekend hit-and-run in the east metro is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Two men have been charged with various felonies after invading a home in Bloomington Sunday evening.
Ranking states by happiness seems like a strange thing to do in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, the country's politics are divisive as ever, and millions are without work.
